# Judith Tannenbaum

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S.1 Connection, Collaboration, and Conflict: Towards Radical Transparency with Christina Vassallo, Katie Parry + Jeanne Liebermen

In this episode, Jeanne Lieberman speaks with Christina Vassallo and Katie Parry of The Fabric Workshop and Museum. Together, they explore how the museum unsettles a canon that reifies finished products and opens up the black box of artistic experimentation to Philadelphia publics in new ways. And …

S.1 To Call a City Home: Aisha Khan + Hakimah Abdul Fattah

In this episode, Hakimah Abdul Fattah  speaks with the founder and director of Twelve Gates Art, Aisha Khan. Aisha tells stories of her early dreams of space and community in Philadelphia, explores the meaning of art and discomfort in social spaces, and the need for care and community. This season …

Art Watch 6 21 23

Constance McBride interview with curators Judith Tannenbaum (Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts) and Dejay Duckett (African American Museum Philadelphia) about the current collaborative show RISING SUN: Artists in an Uncertain America - on view at both museums thru October 8, 2023.

81: The Book of Judith: Prison Truth Through Fiction

Prison Truth Through Fiction How do you prepare artists to teach in the foggy upside down netherworld of prison? This episode tells how California's Arts in Corrections program answered that question with a twist. Excerpted from the recently published, The Book of Judith (New Village Press) and te…

3/25/24 Helping a loved one die

Join Nurse Rona and Mark Dowie, author, journalist, former publisher, editor of Mother Jones magazine, and editor-at-large of InterNation. They will discuss his most recent book, Judith Letting Go. It’s about his friendship with poet Judith Tannenbaum during the last months of her life. The post 3…

#149 Judith Letting Go: Six Months in the World's Smallest Death Cafe – Mark Dowie, Award-winning Journalist and Author

I think it is fair to say that Mark Dowie’s latest book is unlike any other he’s written. Brief and intensely personal, Mark writes about his experience with Judith Tannenbaum, poet and friend-of-a-friend who suffers from a debilitating yet often invisible illness with severe pain. Mark becomes a g…

Death Cafes and Little-known End-of-Life Celebrations with Mark Dowie

What if you knew the exact moment you were going to die; would that knowledge change the way you live today? Meet Mark Dowie, Author of "Judith Letting Go," a book that tells the story of the beautiful friendship between him and Judith Tannenbaum, a poet who, after being diagnosed with an incurable…

Mark Dowie

A request for help prompted award-winning investigative journalist to reach out to his friend's friend– a woman who had chosen the exact time and date she planned to end her life. What followed evolved into a daily six-month long conversation that examined cultural language, personal agency and the…

113: Jack Bowers -A Do-gooder Opportunist in the Joint : A Jazz Improvisation in 4 Parts

Summary This podcast episode features a compelling conversation between Bill Cleveland and Jack Bowers, highlighting the transformative power of arts programs within the prison system. Bowers shares his experiences as a musician and educator at Soledad Prison, emphasizing how curiosity and opportu…